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Market research for the pet care industry

Euromonitor has the world’s most comprehensive research on the pet care industry. We monitor and analyse industry trends in pet care globally, including in-depth data on market share and market size – from the “big picture” down to specific category levels. Categories in pet care include:

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Cat food is expected to record slow development during 2015 with 3% volume decline. This is due to the increase in the cost of living of Russian pet owners. They still considered their cats as family members, but at the same time, they continued to ...

Based on provisional estimates, retail volume sales of dog food are expected to decline by 4% in 2015. The decline will be a result of the worsening economic situation in the country. However, value growth is expected to be on the level of 11% in ...

Based on provisional estimates, other pet food is expected to post 3% volume decline during 2015. However, current value growth is expected to be positive on the level of 8% due to the substantial increase expected in the average unit price of other ...

The economic downturn, growing inflation and reduced purchasing power of consumers hampered the development of pet care in Russia. Although current value growth rates were positive overall during 2014, the predicted modest value growth for 2015 will ...

Based on provisional estimates, pet products will post 4% growth in value terms in 2015, a marginal lower rate than in 2014. However, this growth will be driven by the increase in prices. Although the pet humanisation trend is leading to more pets ...

The humanisation trend is set to continue to shape the category of cat food in Norway in 2015. In conjunction with a steadily increasing cat population, the attitudes of Norwegian cat owners towards their cats are continuing to show signs of ...

Premiumisation was the most important factor affecting the category of dog food in Norway in 2014. An increasing number of Norwegian consumers continued to spend larger proportions of their incomes on their dogs, as these pets gained increasing ...

The trends affecting other pet food in 2014 are likely to be very similar to those that affected the category in 2015. While small mammal/reptile food is expected to continue to decline in current value terms, the relatively solid performances of ...

Pet care in Norway is set to continue to perform strongly in 2015, even though expected growth is not as high as that registered in 2014. Pet food recorded solid current value growth, while pet products continued to perform exceptionally with high ...

The humanisation and premiumisation trends are expected to continue to be the most important factors influencing the category of pet products in Norway in 2015. With an increasing number of Norwegian consumers willing to treat their dog and cats as ...